thread: Recent Strength indicator

quote The attached variant allows NZD. In reality, now you can include any pairs (that are supplied from the broker) into the list in the CurrencyPairs parameter, up to a maximum of 99 pairs. For instance, to include NZDUSD and NZDJPY, include,NU,NJ into the list. The permitted abbreviations are just like for the Recent Strength indy (see article #1). Each pair must be separated by a comma. The further pairs you add to the record, the more comprehensive the result will be. If you would like to provide a pair double, triple weight to the displayed power, include it in...

Is https://www.cliqforex.com/attachment...1736892171.mq4 still working? Cause I tried but the numbers are not changing.

quote Is https://www.cliqforex.com/attachment...1958959068.mq4 still working? Cause I tried but the numbers aren't changing.

Sorry, but I don't utilize the indy myselfand since MT4 build 600 I am no longer undertaking any coding or troubleshooting requests. You could try installing only the .ex4 document the. Mq4 will compile with errors in builds later than 509.

quote Is https://www.cliqforex.com/attachment...1941881992.mq4 still functioning? Cause I tried although the amounts aren't changing.

I changed my mind, and decided to overhaul the code with this indior (named because it was initially written for giraia_br). Attached is the most recent update.

This version compiles with no errors on MT4 build 509, and the ex4 seems to operate 100 percent on both Pepperstone construct 745 and AxiTrader construct 610.

I suggest installing the .ex4 document only. If you try to compile the .mq4 on construct 600 or later, you'll likely get errors (more info in this thread). I've included the. Mq4 source file only in the event another developer would like to update it, in which case the code libraries that the indy uses are available in this thread (many thanks to pips4life for upgrading them).


Parameters

string CurrencyPairs = GU,UF,EU,UJ,UC,NU,AU,AN,AC,AF,AJ,CJ,FJ,EG,EA,EF,EJ ,EN,EC,GF,GA,GC,GJ,GN,NJ,NC,CF,NF;
you may specify up to 99 pairs/instruments to be processed, using upper or lowercase symbol names, and separated by commas.
#61623; To save typing, known abbreviations include: A = AUD, C = CAD, E = EUR, F = CHF, G = GBP, J = JPY, N = NZD, U = USD, H = HKD, S = SGD, Z = ZAR
#61623; Other symbol IDs must be typed in full
#61623; Default value is that the 28 major pairs and crosses
#61623; Instruments not offered by your br0ker will just be discounted

string CurrencySuffix =;
Anything you enter here will be appended to every emblem ID in CurrencyPairs, e.g. entering m will induce EURUSD to become EURUSDm

string TimeFrame = D1;
Calculations will be determined by the rightmost candle (that is currently being assembled ) of the timeframe you specify. Entry may be upper or lowercase.
When placing is left blank, it is going to default to the time of the current chart

string FontNameAndSize = Lucida Console,16;
Enter two parameters, separated by a comma.
#61623; The first parameter must be a valid (case sensitive) Windows font title
#61623; The second parameter is the font size that will be used to exhibit the values

string WindowCornerHposVposVspacing = 0,TL,10,20,18; // Window, Corner, Start Hpos, Start Vpos, Vert Spacing
This determines where on the chart the values will be displayed. Enter 5 parameters, separated by commas:
1. Window: 0 is the chart window; 1, 2, 3 are the first, second and third sub-windows below the chart, etc
2. Which corner of the windowTL = top left, TR = top right, BL = bottom left, BR = bottom right
3. Beginning horizontal position in pixels, relative to the corner
4. Beginning vertical position in pixels, relative to the corner
5. Vertical spacing between each row, in pixels (needs to be greater than the font size)

string OutputFormat = R3.1;
Here is the format that will be used to exhibit the values.
#61623; 3.1 means display 3 digits to the left of the decimal point, and 1 to the ideal
#61623; R signifies across the rightmost digit
#61623; More info here -- at the section titled: OutputString = NumberToStr(n,mask)

string Colors = 99,Red,7.0,Orange,5.0,Yellow,2.0,DodgerBlue,-1; // e.g. 100 lt;= Red gt; 80 etc
This chooses the colours that will be used to exhibit the specified ranges of values.
#61623; Parameters needs to alternate between colors and values, from the highest to lowest value, and all separated by commas
#61623; You can specify up to 19 items, which allows for a maximum of 9 different colours
#61623; Colors should be valid MT4 color tokens (e.g. Violet, LimeGreen, SaddleBrown, DarkSlateGray, etc)
From the default settings shown previously, values greater than 7.0 will be displayed in Red, worth between 5.0 and 7.0 will be displayed at Orange, worth between 2.0 and 5.0 will probably be displayed at Yellow, worth lower than 2.0 will be displayed at DodgerBlue

bool ShowNoOfPairs = false;
Optionally allows the amount of component pairs/instruments, that are being averaged to give the strength worth, to be displayed alongside in parentheses.

Bool SortDescending = true;
The list will sort by ascending order (from lowest to highest) in power by default. Set this to true to have a descending sort (from highest to lowest).

String RefreshPeriod = T;
How frequently you would like to get the values to be recalculated and re-plotted.
T = every new price tick; or specify M1, M5, M15, etc to have the indior update on the first tick of each new M1, M5, M15 candle etc..

String Visibility = M1,M5,M15,M30,H1,H4,D1,W1,MN;
The chart timeframes that you desire the indior to be visible on.
https://www.cliqforex.com/attachment...2078744014.ex4
https://www.cliqforex.com/attachment...2008308099.mq4

Thank you Hanover,God bless you!

Thank you

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Thanks, thank you, thank you!!!!
You've made me very happy with your updated indior. I couldn't use it because of my broker's suffix.

May God bless you with great abune and much happiness!

Dial

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Thank you for your work and sharing. Just wanted to include something which is obvious to some but not all: in order for this particular indior to Maximize you desire's include files as well. I found people here: https://www.cliqforex.com/general-fo...ose-house.html

Thanks,
Nico

Hanover,

A big thankyou to the efforts and kindly making your indiors available... mine works in my mt4 although I dont use MT4 to exchange any longer, its there in the background to allow me to reevaluate my prejudice towards the pairs I'm trading. I'd advise anyone who's new to Foreign Exchange to go anyway and look in the notion of correlated pairs and strong vs Weak pairs to help it benefit their particular trading. It can help if you choose the right pair to exchange from the off and help turn a losing trade (possibly utilizing a mechanical apparatus ) on a different currency pair to a favorable one.

Thanks,

quote I changed my mind, and decided to overhaul the code for this indior (named because it was initially written for giraia_br).

Thank you for your continuous assistance to other traders like us.

Something I wanted to know for a very long time. .

Is there a currency meter which have alarms together? By way of example, while utilizing giraia's if any currency is over 6, the mt4 will alarm us .

Thank you for your attention. .

quote Thanks for your continuous help to other traders like us. One thing I wanted to understand for a lengthy time. . Can there be a currency meter which have alarms with them? For instance, when using giraia's when any currency is over 6, the mt4 will alert us . Thank you. .

All the currency strength meters which I am currently aware of are listed in the links in green typeface in post #1. Some may include alarms, I can't be sure, since I haven't test driven them all. Beyond that there are always lookup engines (of course), there are thousands of third party indiors available for MT4. Fantastic luck, I hope that you find something which satisfies your requirement.